Actor Dileep Files Fresh Bail Petition In Angamaly Court:- A fresh bail application has been filed before the Judicial First Class Magistrate Court, Angamaly by Malyalam actor Dileep.
The actor contended that he had already spent over 60 days in judicial custody. Apart from the conspiracy part, the special investigation team (SIT) was yet to come up with any other charges against him. His bail plea was earlier dismissed by the JFM court, after the prosecution strongly opposed it. The bail petition was dismissed by the High Court on two occasions. On Thursday, the superintendent of the Aluva sub-jail appeared before the magistrate and denied any violation of prison rules in permitting visitors to meet Dileep.
In 2011, another accused in the case, Sunil Kumar aka Pulsar Suni was granted bail, in connection with the alleged bid to abduct another actor, by the Chief Judicial Magistrate court in Ernakulum. A bond of `50,000 each with two solvent sureties was asked by the court to Suni to be executed. Suni should surrender his passport and will have to report before the investigation officer whenever required.
Order on ex-police chief Senkumar extended
On Thursday, the Kerala High Court extended its order for a month, of restraining the police from arresting former state police chief T.P. Senkumar. Senkumar had been booked for allegedly forging documents that were purportedly used to obtain remuneration for the period he had gone on leave. A single judge, on August 30, held that Mr Senkumar should not be arrested or summoned for the purpose of investigation. On a petition filed by Mr Senkumar seeking to quash the FIR registered against him, the court issued the order.
HC refuses to pass order on producer’s plea
The Kerala High Court refused to pass an interim order on a petition filed by producer Tomichan Mulakuppadom seeking police protection to the theaters for the release of Dileep-starrer Ramaleela. If the movie was released, people with versted interests may attack the theatres. More than Rs 15 crore had been spent by the producer for the movie. The court found that there was no need to interfere in the case at this stage and said the averments in the petition were only an apprehension of the petitioner.
HC seeks State’s view on CBI probe in actress case
On a petition seeking a CBI probe into the actress assault case, the Kerala High Court on Thursday sought the State government’s view. The court adjourned the hearing to September 28. The court was considering a petition filed by Roy Mammen Joseph of Kochi. The plea was objected by the police and submitted that the petitioner’s intention was malicious. According to the petitioner, the investigation conducted by the police was not in the right manner which could let the real culprits escape. The real accused had not been brought under the police scanner, alleged the plea.
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